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Tonight In Rock: Bob Dylan, Mae, Mariachi El Bronx, Maserati
Maserati will be performing tonight at El Rey Theatre | Picture via Maserati's Myspace
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Maserati will be performing tonight at El Rey Theatre | Picture via Maserati's Myspace
Our Pick: Mono, Maserati @ El Rey Theatre
Tonight iconic folk rock singer-songwriter Bob Dylan will be kicking off a three-night stint at the Hollywood Palladium. Norfolk-bred indie rock outfit Mae are poised to headline the Roxy. And, lastly, local hard rockers the Bronx will be performing mariachi songs for free at La Cita under their newfangled pseudonym Mariachi El Bronx, of course. But we strongly suggest heading over to the El Rey Theatre to catch Athens-based post-rock instrumentalists Maserati, who will be kicking things off for none other than Japanese instrumental rock act Mono.
You can find these listings as well as the rest of the week's in our weekly Week In Rock post, which goes up every Sunday.
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Bob Dylan and his Band @ Hollywood Palladium
Sean Kingston, Flo Rida, New Kidz @ Club Nokia
Jay Nash, Low Stars with Charlie Gillingham and David Immergluck (of Counting Crows), Shane Alexander, Justine Bennett, Amber Rubarth @ Troubadour
Caitlin Crosby, Elliott Brood, Brian Wright, Wooden Sky @ The Hotel Café
Mariachi El Bronx @ La Cita (Free)
Mono, Maserati @ El Rey Theatre
Mae @ The Roxy
The Devil Makes Three @ Amoeba (Free! Early Show; 7 PM)
Lots Of Love, Naomi Greenwald, Rachel Fleischer, Paige Stark, Guy Fantastico @ Bootleg Theatre
Binary Presents: L.A. Lights' record release w/ Keenhouse, Lexicondon, Short Circuit, Alfa, The Kids Are Radioactive @ Echoplex
Pat Fish (Acoustic) Featuring Max Elder (Acoustic), Downy Mildew, Clay Idols, Black Watch @ The Echo
The Dewanatron Experiment @ Spaceland
Thee Vicars, Dirt Dress @ Silver Lake Lounge
Jamie Drake @ Cranes' Hollywood Tavern
Spleen United @ Cinespace
New Model Army @ Detroit Bar
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